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First Videos Of Daddy Lumba’s Burial Site Emerge One Year After His Burial As Family Holds Anniversary Ceremony

For the first time since the burial of Ghanaian highlife legend Daddy Lumba, the public has caught a glimpse of his final resting place following the observance of his one-year anniversary on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
The anniversary ceremony came off in Accra despite recent objections raised by the musician’s sister, Akosua Brempomaa, who had insisted that the commemoration could not be held because, according to her, the family did not know where Daddy Lumba had been buried and several customary and legal issues remained unresolved.
The development has come as a surprise to many Ghanaians, especially after Akosua Brempomaa recently claimed in a viral video that the family could not perform the necessary Ashanti customary rites because they did not know the exact location of Daddy Lumba’s burial.
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